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It was just like, holy crap, this is a camera. But it didn't look like a camera. It was a phone charger. Chloe LeBrumet's fiance had grabbed it from the bedroom wall of their Airbnb, thinking it was hers. The Airbnb host had called us on the phone and told us that we had taken a charger that did not belong to us and that we needed to return it immediately. At what point did you think this isn't really a charger? He became increasingly paranoid. When am I getting this charger back? I think it was like a light bulb moment that we all just went, oh my goodness, is this a hidden camera? Across North America, police have seized thousands of images from hidden cameras at Airbnb rentals, including people's most intimate moments. What happened when you realized that there was a camera in that charger? It's so eerie and so creepy. Then your brain starts thinking, what did they see? What happened while we were in that room? In a small town in Maine, a couple found a hidden camera at their Airbnb. Listen to what the host told police. They had sex? Yeah. And you recorded that? Put some screenshots. The host admits he set up a camera hidden in this clock next to the bed to record unsuspecting guests. So there's stuff of a couple of couples playing around or getting changed. Okay. So there's pictures of people that are in intimate situations. Yes. It's more than just a few reported cases. And Airbnb knows it's a problem. In this deposition reviewed by CNN, an Airbnb rep said 35, 000 customer support tickets about security cameras or recording devices had been documented over a decade. Airbnb told CNN a single complaint can involve multiple tickets. And a CNN investigation found Airbnb not only fails to protect its guests, it works to keep complaints out of the courts and away from the public. Why don't we know about this? They're trying to keep it secretive. And if everyone knew what was happening, they would not be using their website. Airbnb wants to wash their hands clean when they have a host who does something illegal or suspicious. They want to say we are simply a website. We are not responsible for this host. We are not responsible for this property. Florida attorneys Belkisplata and Shannon Schott say trying to sue Airbnb if something goes wrong is extremely difficult. It begins when you sign up on Airbnb's website and click agree to its terms of service. You're agreeing to assume all risk. The person going to rent the property agrees that if something happens while they're staying at this accommodation, they're actually prohibited from suing Airbnb. They must go a day.